Frilly, Frothy Baby Blanket with Asexual green trim w/pic & PATTERN

[skullseamstress]

Here's a baby blanket I made a year or more ago....  It was the first "big" project I ever did, as I recall.... Seemed to take for frickin ever. I don't even remember if I have the pattern for it or not... I wanted it to look lacey with out it having big old holes in it. I really like the way it turned out!  My baby's "color" Will be green (and, please, no licenced cartoon characters, aunt thelma) weather it is a boy or a girl. I don't think this will be for my future baby, though... I think I'll have lots of fun making him/her nice things with organic cotton yarn... that'll be a blast..  Anyway, I don't have plans for this blanket right now, but it's nice to have it around, just in case someone has a baby!







Oh, and that's my puppy, Cadence!

[woolgathered]

Oh, that blankie is too cute, but eeeee your dog is cuter!!

[littleone1098]

I love that. If you ever happen to come across the pattern, can you tell us where it's from, or post it if possible I love your green couch...I wanna steal it.

[hiptobeme]

Very nice blanket, greens my favorite color

[pierced]

I love that. If you ever happen to come across the pattern, can you tell us where it's from, or post it if possible I love your green couch...I wanna steal it.

Yes please!  I adore that!

[lsn_designs]

thats a beautiful blanket.  great job!  it looks like it might be the 'darby's diagonal box stitch afghan' pattern from http://www.crochetcabana.com

[skullseamstress]

That's a nice pattern.. but I don't recognise it... hmm... I'm gonna hafta root around through my printouts to see what i used....  It was something really simple like shell, ch3, shell, ch3 accross.

[skullseamstress]

Ok, I re-figured out the stitch for the body of the blanket:

Row 1: ch126, sc in 2nd ch from hook and across.
Row 2: ch 1, Turn. (sc, ch3, 3dc) in 1st sc, *Skip 3 sc, (sc, ch3, 3dc) in next sc, Rep* across to last 4sc, skip next 3sc, sc in last sc
Row 3: Ch 3, turn, 3dc in 1st sc, (sc, ch3, 3 dc) in each chain space across. Ending with sc in last space.

Repeat row 3 till blanket is the size you want.

edge with rows of sc, one in a color, if you like.

The frilly edge was made by putting 3 or so tc in each of the sc's.

[hiptobeme]

Thankyou this is on my list of things to make now

[spurtiic]

wow! that's beautiful! i'm learning to crochet edges and flowers to my knitted blanket tonight     i love your couch, by the way!